And I don't condone violence, I'm not sure why Perez is surprised that he runs that blog and someone walled up and slapped him. Maybe this is my backwater, small town roots showing, but parking lot fights is a normal occurrence where I'm from. Especially when someone mouths off. Again, not condoning, but also, not understanding the level of shockitude.
@dangerslut: That was my thought. Plus, why call him a "faggot"? For someone who complained so much about that answer to his question on gay marriage to use slurs like that is so hypocritical. But, hey, it's Perez Hilton. He made fun of stars' weights even when he was bigger than they are so hypocrisy seems to be his forte.
"I wanted to act, not be famous" - I hear this all the time, but can't quite place my finger on why it irks me so much. You can't act without an audience. Maybe that's it? Someone help me out.
@femputer: Is it because you never hear those words from actors in community theatre but from actors in Hollywood who would like us to believe they've accidentally become famous, and not because they've been signed by powerful agents and hired well-connected publicists and chased roles in big budget films?
@femputer: I don't know, cause it's bullshit? Being famous is hard work, it's not something that just happens. She didn't wake up one day with a camera in her face and run screaming down the street.
@heykoukla: exactly. I know quite a few theatre actors who remain anonymous to the masses while making a (meager for some) living out of it. When you make it big, even unintentionally, there is always a way out. it's the projects you choose, and those you don't. I don't buy this "I wanted to act, not be famous" stuff.
Jezebel readers must be the only people who find it difficult to believe that Jennifer Aniston sits around writing perfumed notes to sweaty, douchey guitar players.
@SomeAuthorGirl: I picture her as the Miss Havisham of the 21st century. She's probably got half her wedding cake from her wedding to Brad Pitt stored in her attic somewhere...
@AtomiClash: And her attic is set up to look like the set from Friends. And she has dolls like all the main characters (and Brad) so she can relive her glory days over and over.
@AtomiClash: wait wait, you mean she's not a Gothic spinster heroine wandering about an abandoned manor at midnight, a-tremble with the fear of the great unknown?
Ok, is this Eva Greene movie going to be controversial because it's about a lesbian relationship or because it's about a teacher hvaing sex with an underage student? Because I care a lot more about the latter, but this article in the Mirror doesn't even mention it.
@MissMoneypenny: Teach-has-sex-with-underage-student is such a trope in "scandal" movies though. I wouldn't say its overdone, but it is totally... done. a lot. Possibly because its something a lot of people fantasized about when they were students, possibly because its a situation where a position of trust develops. I guess what I'm saying is that, to me, its scandalous, but not surprising-- whereas a "sexy" actress taking on a lesbian role is possibly riskier for her career, unfortunately.
The tattoo seems to say "Stars, all we ask for is the right..." and given her obsession with Marilyn Monroe, I think the last two words are "...to twinkle".
Kelly Osbourne, I like you and all, but I'm not sure if 16 chapters of you explaining your own personal bildungsroman is going to be all that useful or relatable for me.
@eve804: @lastsinglestanding: Banjo is actually named for Banjo Patterson, a famous Australian poet. Similarly, her daughter Adelaide's name is a nod to her heritage. So it's not a case of desperately trying to be wacky.
@eve804: @tiny_danza: It's like people having a go at Jemaine from Flight Of the Conchords for naming his kid Sophocles. His wife's family is Greek so it's not wacky at all in that (ethnic) context.
Then she moped around her mansion and sobbed giant old lonely spinster tears until her young gardener, Thor, from UCLA stumbled upon her. She then drank champers and diddled the 21 year old until the sun rose.
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And I don't condone violence, I'm not sure why Perez is surprised that he runs that blog and someone walled up and slapped him. Maybe this is my backwater, small town roots showing, but parking lot fights is a normal occurrence where I'm from. Especially when someone mouths off. Again, not condoning, but also, not understanding the level of shockitude.
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Lady GaGa shoots fireworks from her bra!
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Substitute "club" with "country ball" and I'm fairly sure that Cristiano Ronaldo is living in the Regency Era.
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Granted, I know nothing about him, so before I was neutral, but now he is Regency Man, and that is awesome.
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I for one am glad she had those ridicolous watermelons removed.
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